It’s crazy how much cool and dry air has been hanging around in the northern plains and Great Lakes so far this spring/early summer. Even during the big tornado stretch in May the temps in Oklahoma and Kansas n of the warm front were only in the 50s
Yeah, has to do with an MCS moving through in the morning/early afternoon, which will be less severe but more of a sure bet to happen. And then a more conditional threat of supercells to the west which would have more significant severe.
Its the airport code for O'Hare Airport in Chicago. It's short for Orchard Place which is the name of the town that was located in that location before O'Hare was built.
Alright, time to defend my title!
APN 84.5"
ORD 45.4"
CLE 66.1"
CMH 27.3"
DET 52.1"
FWA 36.1"
GRR 75.1"
GRB 49.8"
IND 26.2"
LSE 41.3"
YXU 65.1"
SDF 14.2"
MQT 181.2"
MKE 42.3"
MSP 48.3"
MLI 40.7"
PAH 11.4"
PIA 26.3"
STL 16.2"
YYZ 51.3"
Tiebreakers
1. December 2018 snowfall ORD 9.2"
2. January 2019 snowfall IND 8.4"
3. February 2019 snowfall DTW 18.3"
Also I'm assuming you didn't mean last years snow totals for the tiebreakers. Otherwise I think we could all be very accurate with our guesses.